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Japan's Nakagawa says G20 supports G7 action call
The Group of 20 emerging and advanced economies support the action plans put forward by the Group of Seven rich nations, Japan's Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa said on Saturday after the G20 met.
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- Published: 17:57 October 12, 2008
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Washington: The Group of 20 emerging and advanced economies support the action plans put forward by the Group of Seven rich nations, Japan's Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa said on Saturday after the G20 met.
"The G20 countries shared the assessment on economic conditions of the G7. The G20 supported the G7's conclusions," Nakagawa told reporters.
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